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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1937
HENSALL
'Mr, and Mrs. Alf 'Taylor, Mrs. Johic
Johnston, !,Misr •Ml:argaret Johnston of
Q3ensa1l Mrs. T, ,Fenner of Montreal
and Miss 'Violet Willis of Marlette,
Mich., were recent visitors with :Mr.
and 'Mrs. AT. Dunglas, 1-lyde .Park.
lOn ,Sunday when Mr, and Mrs.
George 'Pearce and family were go-
ing to 'Delhi to visit friends. a "ire
'blew out near ,Ltican, Mr. Pearce
lost control 'af the car, which ran ntn
the ditch and turned •aver several
• 'times. Mr, Pearce was !badly hurt,
having several ribs ;bro'ken and other
ieljluries. 'H.e was 'taken to his home
in Tuckersmlth in an ambulance and
is now confined to his home under a
doctor's care. !Other ,members of •the
family were not\seriously hurt:
Council Meeting
g af he villa t 'village
meetin
The regular g
council was held l'n the council chem
bens on Monday•eauening Aug 9 at 8
p. m All members present. :Minutes
of the previous 'Fleeting were read by
the clerk, and adopted. The clerk re-
ported that Mrs: M. Pope asked per -
Mission to remove a tree in front o5
her property on South Richmond .St.
Referred to property committee.
'Constable (Fee 'reported re extra pol-
ice protection for band tattoo, He was
instructed to stop ,bicycle riding 011
-the sidewalks at once, Sam Rannie
and IT. E. Drummond, appearing 'for
the band, asked 'permission to lose
King st., between Wellington and
Nelson sts., for the night •af,;the band
tattoo. Brook -Twitchell, that we give
the band permission to close, :King st.
from Sutherland's residence ` to .,the
Commercial (Hotel on 'the . ;night of.
iA:uggust 25th. 'Twitchei1-Jqn s that:
the council 'put a top on blie:weil riu•
the park grounds and •visit l,.acpnuup:
F. G. Bonthron appeared',,rair,asked,
permission to cement the SISe be-
tween the aidewat'k 'and''acr}rbtm front
of the 'post 'Office, Shephei•d; .Cwitch-
ell, that we :ft IF:.iG ontliron per-
mission to cerpent,riher' bptilevard in
,frsirut of the past 'office and that the
council supply one load of •gravely
'Correspondence was read from tfi
county clerk and ,filed. 'Bills and ac-
counts , amounting Aro '$296.414 ware
.passed, and relief ,-accounts of :11,715,
aMo William dcAsh, his sister
Miss MdAsh of Herself, Mr, and Mrs.
E. A. McAsh and Mrs. Annie Mc-
Donald, London, spent the week with
his )brother, Dr. John MdAsh, 'Tara,
Miss 'Arty Laramie of Windsor is
spending her holidays with her mo-
ther, Mrs. William 'Laramie and sis-
ter, Miss 1Grelta Lammie, •
Mr. (Ray Laramie, accompanied by
his mother and two sisters, Misses
Amy and Greta. Laramie. spent Sun-
day with Strathroy friends,
Mr. and Mrs. James !A. !Paterson
spent Sunday visiting friends at Mea -
ford.
A band tattoo will be 'held , here
Aug, 25th. Six bands will take ''part,
Parkhill, 'Grand Bend, Dashwood,
• Exeter, ,Zurich, and Hensall.
Miss Violelt Willis of Marlette,
'Mich., has been visiting 'here with her
relatives, Mr. and •Mrs, 'Alf Taylor
and Mr. and Mrs. Rdbt. Paterson.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Rich-
ard Pollock who died in hospital at
Battle Creek on Aug, 2, took place
from the IHensal1 station on the arriv-
al 'Seth, s'! f the train an August t
a
t was in the ,Hensa'll Union :Cern-
etery. Rev 'Arthur Sinclair had
charge of the services.
'Mrs. Pollock was a former well
known and highly respected lady who
resided here with her husband, the
late Richard Pollock, for a number of
years. After the death of her husband
about eleven years ago she sold her
property here and moved' from Hen -
tall. While here she was a very active
worker in all church work.
,Mrs. Wm. A.MoLaren's group of
the Ladies' ;Aid of Carmel Presbyter-
ian Church held afternoon tea and
•quilting bee Tuesday. There Was a
good attendance of members and each
member invited a guest.
At the :Goderich old boys' re -union
on Thursday evening, Mrs. Jas. • A.
iPaterson received !first prize for the
best comic costume in the (parade.
Shower for Bride-elect—
On Thursday evening, July 29th,
Miss Kathryn 'Scholl, '23 Doehn St,
Kitchener, was hostess to .some 40
young ladies wh'o gathered of her
home in honor of Miss •Alice'Higgins,
bride -elect of Saturday, August 7.
(The 'beautiful home of Miss Scholl
was very attractive with 'lovely dec-
orations of pink and white streamers,
end profusions of summer blooms,
while 'the tables were attractively ar-
ranged with pink tapers and looking
most effective with 'summer flowers.
Tering the evening the bride -elect
(was presented with a miscellaneous
shower, receiving many handsome
and useful presents. 'Miss Higgins in
a few well chosen '.words thanked her
friends ,for their kindness, after which
the rest of the evening was devoted
to music, contests and games, and, a
dainty lunch was served.
Bowen-Higgins—
A. ,quiet but pretty midsummer
wedding was solemnized at Olivet
.Evangelical Church parsonage, On-
ward Ave., Kitchener, the house be-
ing very ,prettily decorated with color
schemes of 'pink and white and a pro-
fusion of lovely summer 'flowers. The
bride's table looked lovely with !bowls
of sweet peas in silver containers,
Pink tapers and centred with the
wedding cake. Immediate relatives
were present. -Following the wedding
dinner the wedding party motored to
the 'home of the 'bride's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, A. J.
'Sweitzer, Beach -o -.Pines, Grand Bend
where the week end was spent. After
a couple of weeks visiting relatives
land friends in different points in Wes-
tern ,O'ntario, ,Mr. and Mrs. Bowen
will reside in Kitchener: Mr, and Mrs.
,Bowen are very popular, the bride
beinga former dl'ensa'il girl having
lived in lfrnsall all her life until a
years or so ago when she left to ac-
cept a good position in Kitchener.
The happy couple have the best
wish's of their many friends. 'Anion,g
those who attender! 'the wedding from
this district were Mr. and Mrs. Rcpt,
Higgins of Heneall. Mr, and Mrs. A.
J. Sweitzer, and Mr. 'Haroid :Higgins,
Beach -o -Pines.
vfrs. Peter Fisher a.nll clanghter, '
Give Yourself
a Gift of
BE
UTY
By enjoying one of these
Good
Beauty Salon
Permanents
The Standard of Perfection
When there is any equipment
better we will have it.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR
YOUR SUMMER
PERMANENTS
,All permantntS• include shannpoo,
hair cut' amt flagerwave.
`B' ' 'Beaut• Salon
.Phone 50 or 18^' Seaforth
'Alfas ,E'le'anor !Fisher, returned to
heir 'home here on Friday after
pending Ix weeks with relatives at
IGravenhurst.
Mr, and Mrs.. ), L. Thompson and
family of Toronto are visiting with
her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. tlohn Fish•
er.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hudson, Mrs,
A. Logan, Mrs, A. Harvey spent the
past week visiting in Toronto,
Mrs, Alf Smith and daughter Mar-
ian, have returned to London after
Spending two weeks with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. John ,Richardson.
Mrs. Harry 'Array and little son of
London visited for a few days with.
Mrs. Abray's .parents, Mr. and Mrs,
C. S. Hudson.
Mr. (Neil McNeil attended the Old
Boys reunion at Thorndale.
South Huron W. I. to Meet--
South
eet—South (Huron W.I.Iare holding 'i
Summary 'Day in Hensel! town hall
on August ;117th at 2 p.m. to complete
their refinishing furniture 'project.
The exhibit, story of the work and an
illustrated lecture by Miss Slicter, de-
partmental instructress. will he fol-
lowed by afternoon tea. This is your
invitation.
Misses Irene Douglas and Ada
Gram left on Monday for a week's
motor trip to different points in Nor-
thern Omtarlo, They will also visit
the quints, at Callander,
Mr. John Craig. who is in the Vic-
toria !Hospital. London is improving
nicely and hopes to soon be able to
return home,
Mrs, Hannah Taylor it leaving
shortly for her ,former home In Fdll-
mare,
Sask. She has a lot of property
there that needs her attention at least
for a time, She has rented her hone
here to Mr. (Fern McLean.
Mrs. Charles McCrea and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary . McCrea of Sudbury
were visiting here a day last week
with their relatives, Mr. Geo. ''Suther-
land and Miss Hattie Sutherland.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gram of De-
troit spent the week end here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Gram.
Mrs. Wm, Jones had 'the misfort-
une while going down the steps of 'her
home to fall, .causing a bad injury to
her knee. Her many friends hope to
soon see her around again.
Mr. !Robert Passmore is spending
this week at Bigwin •Inn, Mu'koka,
and Tobermory. .
Miss Annie 'McIntyre of Havelock
is visiting with ,Miss Bella Srnaie,
Miss Minnie Sangster is spending
a few weeks at Tillsonburg.
Miss Alice :Pfaff is spending a few
weeks at Delhi.
VOLUNTARY HOSPITALIZA-
TION PLAN FOR S. HURON
(By Dr. A. Moir)
We are this week reporting a good
healthy interest taken in the hospital-
ization plan for South 'Huron.
Subscribers are ,more than doubling
in number each week over the prev-
ious one, and we have nearly all oc-
cupations represented, wiz., teachers,
doctors, farmers and (business men
with their families.
There are still nearly three weeks
left in which applications can be ac-
cepted for the year beginning Oct, ar
There are at present 140 hospitals
Canada alone, which are conducted
on this plan. The nearest of these is
Listowel. Many increase in subscrib-
ers for the second year over the first
by more than 1100 per cent.
•
TUCKERBM'IT'H
Mr. and Mrs. 'Gus Dorton of Cali-
fornia and his sister, :Mrs, James
Smillie of Hensall visited their
friends, Mr, anct Mrs, !,Alex. Wallace.
Week-end:reeks of Mr. and 'Mr..
Alex. Wallace, .Airs. Charles Minn:,
of Leamington, Mr, and "Mrs, Wm.
McCracken and sun Bobby and dau-
ghter •Velma of :Staples, Mr, and
Mrs, Norman Walker and son Bruce,
Mrs. 'Thos. Ca.lwill. 'lir. and Mrs
Shanley :Datott and Irene. all ,,1
Ilnirefiq'.d: Mrs. Charles Chvpma,,
and daughter Catherine of London;
Mr,:, Wiv. !Dutra and Mrs. Tho
1) of and son [Leslie of :Comber, lire.
Sturdy of 'Windsor.
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SCHOOL ON WHEELS
('Ooittd!nned from Page 'Four)
naw 'before there is anything more to
do," -- That '(five weeks included
Christmas and New • Year's. The
youngsters stay until ten, eleven and
tcaelve o'clock at night, they have so
little else to do.
"There is an awIni hunger of end-
less loneliness among these people,"
Mr. Sloman said.
At 'Ground ;Hog River !Johnnie dial
not come to 'School until he was IS.
He was a half breed, a big overgrown
lac!. 'Caine only for a wreck, Mr. Sio-
man gave •hini a picture 'book.
John was going to come every
mouth, but be was called back to-
wards 'James Ray with traplpert. It
was, not until a year later' he returned
to the school. He had to 'begin with
the ;primer ,Class, The :tiny ,Mots were
being drilled in spelling simiple words
and for a time John was bashful and
took no part. The class carne to the
word 'Spin.'
lUlp went Johnnie's ha+rd.
"Spell it," Mr, &lum'en told Stint.
"Sun -pig -Indian -nest," the boy cried
triumphantly, only to take his seat in
embarrassment at the amusement of
the others.
He bad taught himself to spell by
pictures,
Jdhn is now 22 and working a't
Long Lac, for a mining man from
Buffalo. He still .has his school 'bank
hook, and is intelligent and• 'clever.
An !Indian tribe had offered him
many inducements to become- their
chief, but he would not pant with his
citizenship,
The contact with the rest of the
world—such as the school is •doing,
is work that should be done, the
speaker said. I't is easy for agitators
to stir rip !trouble in a hurry among
people such as he had found in the
north, •
'Those people had the impression
people -such as you are extremely
rich—S/100 is beyond all words," he
said. It is the school's job to train
the children to go out and hold a
mat's jab like a man,
''"Not: one of my 'boys is on relief,"
he proudly :stated, referring to his
former pupils.
HILLSGREEN
Mrs. Robert Hopkins and friends
from Chicago, I11., have been visiting
at the home of Miss Edna Cochrane.
Miss L. Weido of ,Zurich spent a
few days at the home of her brother,
Mr. and Mrs. W, W eido,
.Miss Mary Hagan of London It
IN MEMORIAM
IFortbes—IIn loving memory of Wil-,
liana 'S. !Forbes, who ,passed away
Aug, 1112, 1119311,
August brings sad 'memories
Of a 'loved one gone ,to rest,
Who will always be remembered,
By diose who loved 'him best,
But sone day a'e ivope to meet 'him
'When our work on earth is o'er,
:1n that land :beyond the rives,
Where sorrow is (known iro' mare.
—Missed 'by Wife and 'Daughters.
visiting her sister, Miss Dolly.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stephenson
of Walkerton visited at the Name of
his '.parents Mr, and Mrs R. Steph-
enson. Their ran !Robert, 'who has
been staying e [few days with his
grandparents, returned home.
Misses •Berth's and Margaret For-
rest and brother Joseph of near Sea -
forth visited one ,evening in the vic-
inity.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Morris and dau-
ghter .visited Mr, and Mrs. John Bell
near 1Kip'pen,
Mr. IJ, Meidlinger and Mrs. Mary
J'oties of 'Mitchel, acoom'panied by
the 'latter's wont of Winnipeg visited
one evening :with relatives,
CONSTANCE
Mrs. Albert 'Coates and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fraser, of Shoshone, Idaho,
are visiting Mr, and Mrs, Wm.
Clarke •and other friends.
Mr, and 'Mrs. 'Andrew iReikie of
Loncloit have 'been visiting the la'tter's
parents, 'Ms, and 'Mrs. 'Wm, 'Britton,
Mr. Reekie unlade a 'Short visit on
Monday, 'before returning, to 'the Y.
M. C. IA. 'camp at Silver Beach.
Mr, James 'Armstrong of Toronto
is spending his holidays with his par-
ents, Mr, and 'Mrs. Matthew' Arm-
strong,
The following have returned from
taking summer school courses: 'Miss
Isobel 'Jamieson ,from •McDonald hall,
Guelph; 'Miss IDoneldla Adams, from
'Ontario School of Art, !Toronto; 'Miss
Helen Britton from !London, taking
acourse at Western University.
Messrs. Alvin Date and Leo Ste-
phenson attended! the races at New
Hamburg an Wednesday.
Rev. and :Mrs. 'Clifford .Britton and
family and 'Mrs. Wni. Britton spent
Wednesday at ,ICintail visiting Rev.
and Mrs. 'Chas, Leslie.
WAL1ON WINS GROUP
Walton football team won the
North !Group ,championship by de-
feating Brussels on the round 5-4.
The scores •were:
Walton 3, Brussels 1, at Walton on
Friday.
Brussels '3, Walton 2, at• 'Brussels
on 'Wednesday evening.
CONVENTION
Allnual Meeting
THE LIBERAL CONSERVATIVES OF .SOUTH HURON WILL
HOLD A CONVENTION AT
HENSALL
FRIDAY, AUGUST 20
AT 8 O'CLOCK P.M.
TO SELECT A CANDIDATE TO CONTEST THE RIDING OF
SOUTH HURON AT THE COMING PROVINCIAL ELECTION
Three Delegates Will Vote from Each Polling 'Sub -Division
A. R. Douglas, K.C.
President of Western Ontario Conservative Association and others
will be present to address the meeting
THE ELECTION OF 'OFFICERS WILL TAKE :PLACE AT
TH'IS MEETING
Ladies are especially invited to attend.
J. W. MO•RLEY, CLARK F3SIH'ER,
President Secretary
G'O'D SANIE ITIHIE IKi1N+G
INFANTILE PARALYSIS.
The season of infantild paralysis is August, September
and October, and the department of health is anxious to pre-
vent, if possible, 'a serious epidemic,
Repeated notices have been sent to the health officers of
Ontario which require them to carefully carry out the pro-
visions of the Health Act in reference to "prompt notifica-
tion of the disease where present or where there' is reason to
suspect its occurrence; to quarantine for the full 'period of
three weeks any case of the disease, and to quarantine any
one in contact for the necessary period which is usually ten
days. s
No dairy product' or gontainets will be permitted to
leave the premises withottt;lpermission of Board of Health.
1,
The residents of McKillop, 'Tuckersrnith and Seaforth
are courteously requested to co-operate, as the •Board of
T-Iealth are placed tinder ohlligation to insure the ,carrying •
ottt of the Act.
The early symptoms of infantile paralysis arc neck stiff-
ness, headache, pain in the back, irritability, vomiting, red-
ness or soreness of throat and moderate risee of temperature,
Signed on behalf of the Boards of Health,
Medical Officers of Health,
DR. F. 3. BURROWS,
DR. G. C, JARROTT,
SATURDAY ONLY
Spot 'Cash
Yellow Label , . , . % lb..29c
Brown Label , ... % lb. 33c
Red Path per cwt 5.69
10 lbs -59c. 5 lbs. -30c
Pickling Spice Ib. 25c
Pkge. 4c. Pkge. 8c
XXX White Vgr.. , , , gal. 29c
1 Large Chipso, 3 Kirk's
Castile 29c
Bread Flour, per cwt. • . . 3.49
Morning Cheer Coffee, ib23c
Blue Ribbon Tea, % lb. , , .23.c
Double Strength Fly Spray tin 35c
W.
Finnigan
ELMER D. BELL. B.A.
Successor to John H. Best
BAR'RISTE'R, 'SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Seaforth, Ontario
IBM AUCTION SALE
600 CATTLE
At ILamllber't S'aleyards, 'Strathroy,
Saturday, Aug,I!114th, starting at 1112
o'clock sharp. 360 'M'ixed Steers; 1125
Mixed 'Heifers; balance Stook Cows,
Springers 'and Stock 'Calves, These
Cattle are Choice 'fleshy 'Angus, Here-
ford 'and Shorthorn :Stock, Also •usual
run of (Mixed' (Pigs. Trucks 'to deliver.
T'erm's iCash. .
A. IG. :McAlpine, Auctioneer. 32
KINDLING
!Frill coal 'box of .broken boards
suita'b'le for breaking into kindling,
ll2 per load. Sonie used lumber for
sale. Tomato sticks h,c each. Splendid
iron water tank suitable for barn,
Rooms to rent. See E. L. Box. ,
GRAIN WANTED
I am buying grain for Mr. Thomp-
son of Hansen. For prices call 11160 r
4. Sam Chesney, Seaforth, agent for
Pennsylvania oils and greases. 31
NOTICE
The Public 'Library will be closed
from Sept. 2 to Sept. 117 for Librar-
ian's vacation. 33
PULLETS FOR SALE
' Barred Rock pullets, 5/ months
old. and laying, from govt. approved,
blood -tested, 'bred -to -lay stook: 'Phone
1'3 on ;1134, Seaforth, Alex. Chesney,
Ri}t, 3, .Kippen. 3h'
FOR SALE
Eight choice pigs, six, weeks old.
W. J. Finnigan, Egmandville. 32
GIRL WANTED
A reliable girl, immediately; state
salary. Mrs. Robert Coleman, Staffs.
PIANO FOR SALE
,One piano in excellent condition,
Apply to Post iOf.fice Box 39, Sea -
forth.
BOARDERS WAiNTED
Boarders wanted;: good home,
washing included, rates reasonable.
Aplply to The (News office. 32
E. C. Chamberlain
INSURANCE AGENCIES
ANNOUNCES
The purchase of the insurance 'busi-
ness of Hays and Meir and the ad-
dition of their companies to our prev-
ious facilities enables us to give yon
unexcelled services in all lines.
Seaforth, Ont.
The Second Division Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build- •
ing, Seaforth. Office hours:—
Tuesday,
ours:Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday
evening. 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m
MITCHELL SALES AND EX-
CHANGE
Auction Sales at . 'Hick's .House
Barns, Mitchell, every (Friday at 2'
p.m. of Springer Cows, (Reeder Cattle,
Young Calves, Pigs of all ages, Poul-
try, Machinery, etc,
This week we have 20 choice
horses from 5 months to 9 years old..
Some choice four year olds. These
horses are Belgians, IClydes and 'Per-
cheroiis and are consigned by D. 'C.
Gardiner.
For particulars apply to (Aaron
Steinacker, phone 6113 r 3, Mitchell.
Terms cash. McNeil & Nairn, Auc-
tioneers 31
AUCTION SALE
IOf. Feeder Cattle and Colts 'at C.N.
1R, 'S'tack . Yards, Seaforth, Monday,
Aug, L6, 49117, at 2 p.m. sharp, •
80 steers and heifers ranging front
4510 lbs. to 900 lbs. each. ,Durhains,
Herefords and (Angus. Horses, 3' 'fil-
lies rising d years old, '2 geldings ris-
ing 4 years old.
Terms cash.
McNeil & Nairn, .Acct,; . •Gardiner
& Steinac'ker, Prop,
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
9,4420 repeating rifle, 7 shot, will ex-
change fora
.22repeater p iter or will sell.
John 'J'o'hn'ston c/o Mrs, IJ'oe Dennis,
Walton, Ont., 'RAIL. 3b
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT
Mrs, F. D. Hutchison is offering
her home for sale or rent, corner of
Market and (Jarvis Streets. Possession
Septemlber. Ideal location, Good re-
pair. Well decorated. !All modern con-
veniences. Inspection any time.
TENDER CALL
TOWN OF 'SEAFORTH
Reinforced Concrete Sidewalks
Sealed Tenders will be received by
the Town Clerk until one .o'clock, p.
m., Monday, ,August 1(th, 119137, for
the construction of One Thousand
Four 'Hundred and Eleven (1141111) sq.
vds. surface measurement of rein-
forced concrete sidewalks on the
West Side of the Main Street, Plans
and specifications may be seen and
form . of tender obtained .at th'e of-
fices of D. H. Wilson, Town Clerk,
Town Hall, Seaforth, and af the En-
gineer, S. W. 'Archibald, Victor
Buildim'g, 218141 (Dundas St„ London,
Ontario. Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
D.
H. WIIILSIOIN,
:Clerk.
McKILLOP
Mr, and Mrs. Ken'n'eth 'Harrison of
Tottenham spent the week end with
their parents, Mr. and Mr's. 'W'iliner
Scott and Mr, and 'Mrs, Allb'ert (Har-
rison.
Master Keith and Miss Lois Har-
rison are spending a 'holiday with
their aunt, Mrs. 'Mary Smith in 'Ham-
ilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer .Scott spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Harrison.
THE WILLYS
Car will actually pay'. for itself
its 35,000 miles driving with the
saving on gasoline, oil, license,
insurance, etc., over other cars.
It's the car for everyone
It's your business to examine the
specifications and ride in it before
malting a purchase,
Terms, etc., made to suit
your convenience
PHONE 34-616
J. E.H
HUGILL
LL
AGENT
CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST
POSTING OF VOTERS' LIST
Township of McKillop
'Notice ishereby given 'that I have
complied, with section A of the Vot-
ers' List (Act and that rI have posted
up in •my office in MclKillop on the
10th day of August, 19137, the list of
all persons entitled to vote in said
Municipality 'for members of parlia-
ment and Municipal ;Elections, and
that such dist renvains. There for in-
spection.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to :take 'immedi'ate proceedings to-
have
ohave any 'errors or omissions correct-
ed according to law, the 'last day of
appeal 'being the lls't day af 'S'eptem-
ber, 119137.
JOHN MsNAY,
Clerk of the 'Township of MdKiliop
NOTICE TO t CREDITORS
All .persons having claims against
the Estate af Gideon Hislop, late of
the Township of Tuc'kersinfth, in the
County of Huron, :Farmer, 'who dried
on or about the 3rd day' of 'Septemb-
er, 1936, are required'. to deliver to the
undersigned ,full particulars of their
claims on or 'belfore the 118th day of
August, 1937, as after •that date the
!Administrator will proceed to dis-
tribute the asselts of the Estate, hav-
ing regard only to ,the claims of
which he shall then have notice, 5
Dated at Goderich this 211st day of
July, 1119.37.
k1R!AINII: DOIN'NEL'LY,
IGlod'erich, 'Ontario
312 Solicitor for the ,Administrator,
Pullets Pullets
.
A number of Barred Rock and
White Leghorn,Pullets for sale
Ten weelcs old to laying age
Also a number of year-old
Leghorn Hens
Moore Poultry Farm
PHONE 160 -r 3, SEAFORTH